Realm · 324–554
Gupta Empire
Gupta Empire appears on the map from 324 to 554. At its greatest recorded extent, in 410, it covered about 2.49 million km².
The Gupta dynasty rose in the Ganges valley, and Chandragupta I took the title great king of kings around 320. His son Samudragupta campaigned across the subcontinent, defeating northern kings and forcing southern rulers to pay tribute, and Chandragupta II added western India. The Guptas ruled the heartland directly and controlled outer regions through vassals. More about Gupta Empire.
See Gupta Empire on the map in 410
- On the map
- 324–554
- Greatest extent
- 410, about 2.49 million km²
- Read more
- Wikipedia: Gupta Empire · Wikidata Q11774
Territory through time
| Years | Area drawn |
|---|---|
| 324–346 | 145,222 km² |
| 347–352 | 1.65 million km² |
| 353–357 | 1.74 million km² |
| 358–377 | 1.74 million km² |
| 378–382 | 1.96 million km² |
| 383–386 | 1.99 million km² |
| 387–409 | 1.99 million km² |
| 410–413 | 2.49 million km² |
| 414–416 | 2.49 million km² |
| 417–425 | 2.49 million km² |
| 426–438 | 2.49 million km² |
| 439–440 | 2.49 million km² |
| 441–442 | 2.49 million km² |
| 443–450 | 2.49 million km² |
| 451–475 | 2.21 million km² |
| 476–489 | 2.06 million km² |
| 490–533 | 1.01 million km² |
| 534–545 | 1.01 million km² |
| 546–554 | 1.01 million km² |